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Andreas Schwarz, Edvard Munch Norwegian, Drypoint; first state of two (Woll) — Andreas Schwarz
Edvard Munch
Andreas Schwarz
1906

Andreas Schwarz, Edvard Munch Norwegian, Drypoint; first state of two (Woll) — Andreas Schwarz
Edvard Munch
Otto Felsing
1906

Mostra internazionale del surrealismo : Galleria Schwarz Milano, maggio 1961, Galleria Schwarz — Mostra internazionale del surrealismo : Galleria Schwarz Milano, maggio 1961
Galleria Schwarz
1961

Natural Trumpet in D, Andreas Naeplaesnigg German, Brass, colored rock, German — Natural Trumpet in D
Andreas Naeplaesnigg
1790

A Masked Ball in Bohemia, Andreas Altomonte Austrian, Oil on canvas — A Masked Ball in Bohemia
Andreas Altomonte
ca. 1748

Schiphol, Andreas Gursky German, Chromogenic print — Schiphol
Andreas Gursky
1994

Pair of Flintlock Pistols, Johann Andreas Kuchenreuter German, Steel, wood, bronze, gold, silver, horn, German, Regensburg — Pair of Flintlock Pistols
Johann Andreas Kuchenreuter
ca. 1760–70

Flask, Andreas Joseph Rath Austrian, Silver, mother-of-pearl, Mounts: Austrian, Vienna; Shell: Indian, Gujarat — Flask
Andreas Joseph Rath
1733

Portrait of Simon von Liebenstein (?), Hans Schwarz German, Charcoal (cut out along the contours, laid down twice) — Portrait of Simon von Liebenstein (?)
Hans Schwarz
ca. 1516

Architectura Curiosa Nova: Das ist, neue ergotzliche Sinn und Kunstreiche auch nutzliche Bau- und Wasser-Kunst . . ., Georg Andreas Böckler German, Printed book, engraved plates, Nuremberg : [s.n.], [1664] — Architectura Curiosa Nova: Das ist, neue ergotzliche Sinn und Kunstreiche auch nutzliche Bau- und Wasser-Kunst . . .
Georg Andreas Böckler
1664

Teapot, Andreas Friedrich Stemmler German, Silver gilt, wood, German, Augsburg — Teapot
Andreas Friedrich Stemmler
ca. 1743–45

Snuffbox in the form of a squirrel, Johann Andreas Bechdolff German, Hard-paste porcelain, copper gilt, German, Schrezheim — Snuffbox in the form of a squirrel
Johann Andreas Bechdolff
Schrezheim Manufactory
ca. 1761–70

Tankard, Johann Schwarz, Silver, silver gilt, German, Königsberg — Tankard
Johann Schwarz
1690

Knife, Andreas Moritz German, Sterling silver and stainless steel — Knife
Andreas Moritz
J. Grimminger
1952

Salt dish, Andreas Moritz German, Sterling Silver — Salt dish
Andreas Moritz
1929

Salt spoon, Andreas Moritz German, Sterling Silver — Salt spoon
Andreas Moritz
1929

Fork, Andreas Moritz German, Sterling Silver — Fork
Andreas Moritz
J. Grimminger
1952

Spoon, Andreas Moritz German, Sterling silver — Spoon
Andreas Moritz
J. Grimminger
1952

Candlestick, Andreas Moritz German, Sterling silver — Candlestick
Andreas Moritz
designed 1929, manufactured1960

Candlestick, Andreas Moritz German, Sterling Silver — Candlestick
Andreas Moritz
designed 1929, manufactured1960

Pepper shaker, Andreas Moritz German, Silver — Pepper shaker
Andreas Moritz
1929

C.D. - Variation schwarz, Jörg Immendorff German, Opaque watercolor on paper — C.D. - Variation schwarz
Jörg Immendorff
1978

Cape Cod Artists, Andreas Feininger American, born France, Gelatin silver print — Cape Cod Artists
Andreas Feininger
July 1946, printed 1949

Christ Carrying the Cross, Hans Andreas Anthoni , Augsburg, Gilt-silver electrotype., German, Augsburg — Christ Carrying the Cross
Hans Andreas Anthoni
model ca. 1635 (cast mid-19th century or later)

Federigo de’ Nigri (Peter Schwarz), Unknown Milanese artist, Lead, Italian, Milan — Federigo de’ Nigri (Peter Schwarz)
Unknown
mid-16th century

[Andreas Achenbach]

G. & A. Overbeck

Andreas Achenbach

1860s

Combination Flintlock Pistol and Sword, Johannes Andreas Niefind German, Steel, wood, German, Saxony — Combination Flintlock Pistol and Sword
Johannes Andreas Niefind
ca. 1740

Little Bay, de Noquet, Michigan, Andreas Feininger American, born France, Chromogenic print — Little Bay, de Noquet, Michigan
Andreas Feininger
ca. 1959

Intersecting Walls at General Motor's Technical Center, Andreas Feininger American, born France, Chromogenic print — Intersecting Walls at General Motor's Technical Center
Andreas Feininger
ca. 1959

Midtown Manhattan Seen from Weehawken, New Jersey, Andreas Feininger American, born France, Gelatin silver print — Midtown Manhattan Seen from Weehawken, New Jersey
Andreas Feininger
ca. 1945, printed ca. 1970

Caddy spoon, Andreas Schiotteling, Silver, Dutch, Amsterdam — Caddy spoon
Andreas Schiotteling
1809

Peg tankard, Andreas Lude, Silver, Norwegian, Bergen — Peg tankard
Andreas Lude
1780–82

Portable equatorial sundial, Andreas Vogler, Gilded brass, German, Augsburg — Portable equatorial sundial
Andreas Vogler
ca. 1766–90

Clock, Andreas Müller German, Gilt bronze, German, Dresden — Clock
Andreas Müller
movement 17th century, case 19th century

Tankard, Andreas Meyer, Amber, silver-gilt mounts, German, Königsberg — Tankard
Andreas Meyer
mounts ca. 1608–47, amber 19th century

Set of weights, Andreas Ziegengeist, Brass, blackened, probably German, Nuremberg — Set of weights
Andreas Ziegengeist
late 17th–early 18th century

Beaker, Andreas Pauli, Silver, German, Cologne — Beaker
Andreas Pauli
1622

Teapot, Andreas Braun, Silver, wood, Swiss, Basel — Teapot
Andreas Braun
1725–40

Coconut tankard, Andreas Fleischer, Coconut shell, gilded silver, Hungarian, Nagyszeben — Coconut tankard
Andreas Fleischer
early 17th century

Rush Hour, Fifth Avenue, New York, Andreas Feininger American, born France, Gelatin silver print — Rush Hour, Fifth Avenue, New York
Andreas Feininger
ca. 1953, printed ca. 1970